Jennifer Hume

BA Soc Sci, Grad Dip Comm Couns, Adv Cert Supervision, Embodiment Therapist ™

Jennifer Hume has been practising counselling and consulting in the ACT since 1993. Prior to this she was the Director of Lifeline Canberra. She was a part time lecturer in the Counselling Program at the University of Canberra for 14 years. In 2004, she designed and taught the inaugural Graduate Certificate in Counselling Supervision, the first general supervision qualification to be offered in Australia.

Over her 22 year career, she has worked with 52 community and 15 ACT government agencies providing supervision to individuals and groups and training across a wide range of topics including group facilitation skills, counselling skills, professional boundaries and self-care.

She set up the Canberra Supervision Network in 2005 which continues to provide seminars and networking opportunities for practitioners offering supervision in Canberra and region.

Jennifer graduated from the three year Sydney based Embodied Imagination course in 2012. She has since worked with groups and individuals on relationship issues, chronic illness and acute postoperative conditions and given presentations and workshops to the Canberra and Melbourne Jung societies. Currently she convenes the executive committee of the International Society for Embodied Imagination®.

 

Michelle Morris

Michelle Morris

BA anthropology, MA Transpersonal Psychology, Diploma of Family Therapy, Cert IV Assessment & Training and Embodiment Therapist™

Michelle Morris has worked clinically with adults and children for over 30 years. She has a private practice in Melbourne and for many years worked with individuals and groups at The Grove, Women’s Wholistic Centre. Michelle has lectured in counseling at a tertiary level and for many years run a training program in Mindfulness.
She has a long-standing interest in imagery and healing. For over 10 years she was a participant in a dream group with psychologist and author Peter O’Connor. Her Masters thesis explored the benefits of an imagery technique for people with cancer. Michelle’s therapy practice incorporates imagery processes of Embodied Imagination®, Sandplay Therapy and creative expression.
Michelle is a graduate of the 3 year Embodied Imagination® training. Using this method, she runs dream groups and works with individuals on a variety of issues including phobias and anxiety, depression relationship issues, physical symptoms and chronic illness.
Michelle has extensive experience in training postgraduate psychology students in China in this method. She is co-author of a chapter on Embodied Imagination® in Psychotherapy and Counselling: Reflections on Practice. 
Currently she is part of the Australian Embodied Imagination training team along with Robert Bosnak.
You are most welcome to contact Michelle for Dream groups or individual sessions either in person or online.

Martina Kocian

Martina Kocian

B.A. Psych, Embodied Imagination Practitioner™

Martina Kocian has been working with dreams and specialising in dream therapy since 2008.
After completing her Bachelor of Psychology and training as an Embodied Imagination Therapist, Martina started her private dream practice.

Martina works with clients in person and over Zoom to help explore their dreams and provide dream therapy sessions that move beyond dream analysis and interpretation to expand awareness and create a shift of being.

Martina’s dreamwork has led her on some pretty wild adventures including live radio and television gigs as guest Dream Therapist on 2day FM, ABC Radio, Nova, Triple M, Radio Manchester, Channel 10’s The Breakfast Show and Channel 9’s Today show.

She has also participated in community dream projects and international brand collaborations including Cotton On and Tourism New Zealand, but her favourite and most privileged adventures will always be those escorted by her clients to their unique dreamworlds.
Martina also runs general and corporate dream workshops across Australia via Zoom or in person.

Martina’s passion is to continue expanding her knowledge on dreams, help clients navigate their lives through dreamwork and inspire all dreamers to explore and experience deeply the value of their dreams.

Monica Sharwood

Monica Sharwood

BPhty, BA (Hons ) Embodiment Therapist ™

Monica Sharwood is a retired psychologist who lives in Brisbane. She has a longstanding interest in inner work with images, in particular dream images and those from active imagination. Monica’s first career was in physiotherapy, working first in a public hospital, then in a centre for people with cerebral palsy. After several years raising children, Monica returned to university to study psychology.

She worked at Relationships Australia for seven years before entering private practice. An interest in the works of C.G. Jung led her to joining the Jung Society of Qld and she was on the committee for the society for several years. In 2009 Monica completed a three year online course in Embodied Imagination with Robert Bosnak and Jill Fischer.

Since closing her private practice, she relishes living in the slow lane, combining caring for her extended family with walking in nature, meditation, yoga, travel and experimenting with creative expression.

She particularly enjoys combining travel with inner exploration and has attended Embodied Imagination Intensives in Ireland, Iceland and Mexico; Deep Interactive Imagery Festivals in Germany, France, Austria and U.S.A. and Jungian Tours of India and Sri Lanka. Life is good!